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Magnetic Drilling Machines at BDS Maschinen GmbH

Machines and drills from BDS are among the best tools manufactured worldwide for the core drilling technology sector. Our high quality Magnetic drilling machines manufactures by using BDS Drilling technology for the most demanding professional uses. BDS offers four machine segments i.e ProfiPLUS, ProfiSTART, ProfiBASIC and ProfiSPEZIAL to meet different requirements in terms of performance and equipment.

Four performance categories in the range –

ProfiPLUS :

Magnetic core drilling machines of the ProfiPLUS series are characterized by Heavy duty magnetic drilling + tapping + countersink + reaming machine. Equipped with oil bath gearbox,full wave control electronics, KEYLESS drill chuck,reversible motor, variable speed & torque controls, intelligent sensors & indicators, etc. With a range of 7 different models to suit your requirements.

ProfiSTART

Magnetic core drilling machines of the ProfiSTART series are characterized by Heavy duty magnetic drill machine. Equipped with intelligent sensors and indicators. With a range of 5 different models to suite your requirements.

ProfiBASIC

Magnetic core drilling machines of the ProfiBASIC series are characterized by High performance – low price. The economic magnetic drilling machines. Now equipped with attached cooling tank and bigger stronger carry case. With a range of 4 different models to suite your requirements. 

ProfiSPEZIAL

Magnetic core drilling machines of the ProfiSPEZIAL series are characterized by special purpose drilling machines. Consisting of rail drilling machines, compact magnetic drilling machine, Automatic magnetic drilling machine, Cordless magnetic drilling machine, Pneumatic magnetic drilling machine, etc. With a range of 10 different models to suite your requirements.

Magnetic core drilling machines from BDS are convincing because of their performance, their features and their safety

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What Is a Magnetic Drill, Mag Drill & How To Use It?

A magnetic drill is a specialized drill used for construction with steel or other metals. The high-powered magnet in the base clamps the drill tightly to steel or another piece of metal, preventing the drill from moving. The magnet in the base is strong enough even to hold the drill upside-down while it is operating. The magnetic drill consists of the magnetic base, a column where the drill head is mounted and a powerful motor. This tool allows construction workers and sculptors to drill very regular holes in a short amount of time.

  Magnetic Base

A magnetic drill uses an electromagnet in its base that sticks directly to the metal surface you are drilling. The power of the magnet ensures the machine will not move, even when drilling through thick metal. The strong base provides more leverage than a hand drill does, allowing the user to make more even holes without the wobble of a hand drill. The magnet also allows the drill to operate upside-down, underneath a piece of metal. Some magnetic drills clamp onto a metal work bench or other metal surface and include a table for drilling through other materials.

Powerful Motor

Because the magnetic drill is designed for metal working, it has a powerful motor that will drill through even thick metal in a short amount of time. The drill itself is mounted on a column that, depending on the model you use, will lower automatically or manually. With a powerful motor and a strong mount, even if you lower the head manually, the drill does most of the work.

Portability

Most magnetic drills are lightweight and portable. They are designed around using the magnetic clamp as their base, so the drills are intended to be temporarily mounted on whatever surface you are drilling through. Because of this, if you are working on a small but thick piece of metal, you can place the drill directly onto the metal rather than trying to put the metal onto a workbench. Additionally, the drill can be moved directly onto larger structures, preventing the operator from having to use a slower, lower-powered hand drill.

Best Uses

A magnetic drill will work on rusty, painted, hard or even very thick metal. Most models allow the operator to use a variety of attachments, making the drill versatile enough for many types of construction work. If you decide to buy a drill, consider what thickness and weight of metal you will work on, because varied models of drills operate best on different metals.

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